Cards
You equip three cards on the fighter you have out. They drop from Dimension waves and bosses, from Time Challenge every 100 kills, from Infinite Mode on a wave interval, and rarely from raids. Gold upgrades them. A separate gold track has been described with a cap of 25. A high-level uncommon can beat a low-level epic. Match sub-stats to the mode: attack, crit damage, crit chance, and cooldown are the lines players keep. Boss-damage lines matter in raids and Boss Rush, not in Time Challenge packs.
Divine Core promotes a mythic you already upgraded into a divine card. The client previews old and new stats. September notes put the drop near 0.02 percent in Divine Guardian Raid at level 100+. The October Roblox description puts Divine Core in the Raid Shop without a price. Hold the item if the preview is not a real upgrade on a card you slot.
Accessories
One accessory, a fixed main stat, and random sub-stats. Another copy is a new roll. Rarity adds sub-stat slots. It does not raise the main number. You cannot spend Raid Tokens to reroll an accessory the way you reroll a trait. The October update says accessories sell for Raid Tokens.
Early Nightmare pieces include Mini Plated Titan (Titan, about 1 percent, 5 percent EXP), Infinity Train (Demon, 3 percent mob damage), Malevolent Shrine (Curse, 5 percent boss damage), and Tall Might Toy (Villain, 6 percent mob damage). Liberator's Shield is 12 percent HP from Sword Easy. Liberator's Sword is cooldown from Sword Nightmare. For general play, flat attack and cooldown cover more modes than boss damage. Equip Maneuver Gear, Devil Wings, or Flame Tiger Cub when the target is one health bar. Take them off for Time Challenge.
Eternal Tree is a Boss Rush drop or shop piece, about 10 percent crit rate. Truth Seeking Orb is an Infinite Mode drop, about 0.15 percent, 7 percent attack. Goddess Wings is a soul-gem purchase, cited at 3,500, with a bonus that applies to Goddess Madoki's kit. Limited raid accessories stay in the shop after 24 July 2026, but you still pay tokens.
Fruits
A fruit is a second kit, not a pet and not a card. Spins have been about 200 Gems. The pool players name: rare Flame, Ice, Wind, Sand, Light; epic Darkness, Meteor, Sun; legendary Phoenix and Angel; mythic Robot and Reaper. Reaper is the generalist for Dimensions, Time Challenge, Boss Rush, and Speed Raid. Robot pulls ahead in a long raid only if the fighter actually fills energy. Phoenix is the legendary you keep. Angel is the legendary you replace. Rare and epic fruits are fillers until one of those three lands. The October update lets you sell fruits for Gems, so a filler is not a permanent gem loss, but it is still a bad first spin compared with a 1600-Gem fighter.
Pets
Pets gain energy when your hits connect and cast when the bar fills. They do not tank. Extra copies upgrade the pet you own. Rare pets have no sub-stats; epic one, legendary two, mythic three, divine four. A short energy bar can beat a huge multiplier that never fires in eight minutes. Cherry is the heal example on the later pool. Gem capsules are 150 Gems after you own a real unit. The daily quest finale can also drop a capsule. Codes are not a pet supply line.